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Honeywell HN-A500I
Honeywell HN-A500I
Honeywell HN-A500I
Honeywell HN-A500I

Honeywell HN-A500I

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High-performance digital power amplifier.

The HN-A500I amplifier provides a reliable and efficient means of amplifying audio signals for PAVA systems. This makes it a must-have in public places, especially in emergencies. It supports both balanced and unbalanced audio inputs as well as 100V/70V speaker outputs. To increase the output power, the HN-A500I can be connected to the output of another amplifier via its 100V audio input port.

FEATURES

– Humidity: < 95%, non-condensing

– Mains voltage: ~ 220V -240V 50 / 60Hz

– Frequency response: (50 Hz to 20 KHz)

– Power consumption: < 720 W

– Rated output power: 500 W

– Efficiency: >90%

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Specifications:

Model No. HN-A500I

Mains power supply 180~250 Volts AC | 50 Hz

Power Requirement 700 VA

Amplifier topology Class D >90% efficiency

Frequency Response 70 Hz to 20 KHz

THD + N @ 1 KHz 0.1%

Signal input / Output Balanced Line in (RJ45) – LineOut |100 V signal input – Phoenix

SNR (dB) 102

Power Output 500 watts | 100 Volt speaker output – Phoenix connector

Damping factor @ 8 Ohm 300

Protection Output Short-circuit | Thermal shut-down

Dimension (mm) 95.2 H x 431.8 W x 304.8 D

Operating Temperature & Humidity -10°c to 50°c @ 90% relative humidity (non condensing)

Main Power Supply Voltage -220V-240V 50/60HZ

Cooling Forced Air cooling with Fan

Rated Power 500W

Certifications CE Complied

Humidity < 95%, without condensing

Operating Temperature -10°C ~ +55°C(14°F to +131°F)

Power consumption < 720 W

Amplifier Output 70V / 100V

Input impedance 20KΩ

Input Sensitivity(RJ-45) 1.4V

SNR >100 dB, A weighted

Cooling method Air Cooling

Efficiency >90%

Power Amplifier Topology Class D Using IRS2092 and IRFB23N20D

Dynamic Range 93dB

Weight 5.25 Kg

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